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Corrections House, Shroud Eater, and Holly Hunt Destroyed Churchill's Pub in Miami

Corrections House With Shroud Eater and Holly Hunt Presented by Speedfreek Churchill's Pub, Miami Wednesday, January 30, 2013 Better Than: Not being "destroyed," "annihilated," "depressed," and "confused" on a Wednesday night. In the Internet age, it is pretty much impossible for anyone with a com ... More >>

Q&A: Daniel Johnston on Recording, Regrets, and Celebrity Supporters

Cult musician and visual artist Daniel Johnston might just suffer from an excess of mythology. For some two decades, the Austin-based performer has found champions for his work in big names like Tom Waits and Beck. But it's in the past decade or so, particularly after the release of the 2005 movie T ... More >>

Seven Psychopaths: A Great, Nasty Time at the Movies

What You Listening To, Fernando Perdomo?

​Forward Motion Records CEO and Dreaming in Stereo frontman Fernando Perdomo is one of the hardest working dudes in Miami. He's a passionate guy, "one of Miami music's biggest cheerleaders," and a social media addict. Last month, Perdomo digitally released Forward Motion Records Live, a compilat ... More >>

Lil Wayne Talks All About His Sizzurp Addiction In New Homemade Video

Weezy told TMZ all about his love affair with Purple Drank​Post-Tha Carter II and right up until the year or so after Tha Carter III, you couldn't get Lil Wayne to shut the fuck up about slugging back big Styrofoam cups of Purple Drank, an unholy brew of soda, jolly ranchers, and cough syrup ... More >>

Everymen, the Wholetones, Brain Chips, and Uncle Scotchy as part of the Crossfade music series at the Stage July 28

Get Hick With Everymen, Wholetones, Brain Chips, and Uncle Scotchy July 28

Photo by Ian WitlenIf you like fire, you'll love Everymen.​Last month, your favorite Miami music blog (i.e. us) hooked up a drunken, debaucherous night of black-out rock 'n' roll at the Stage. Tall boys were guzzled and crushed. Speakers were scorched by Furious Dudes, Bulletproof Tiger, and Se ... More >>

Jorge Moreno Talks Winning the International Songwriting Competition and His Split Personality

​Jorge Moreno's "Thank You" is a gently unfolding, deceptive pop-rock paean to life's simple pleasures. Its earworm tendencies come on slowly. The more you play the track, the more it reveals new flourishes -- a roots-rock guitar lick here, a Beatles-esque wall of backing voices there. It also ... More >>

Drunken Llamas, Beer, and Tits at Seven Seas Karaoke Night in West Miami

Photo by Jacob Katel​Any bar with a rifle on the wall next to some kind of furry decapitated llama head wearing a Dolphins hat is fucking awesome in our book. But Seven Seas, the great Red Road dive has more to offer. Namely karaoke, which the joint does three nights a week. Here are some pict ... More >>

Miami Needs Fresh, Homemade Donuts

Lee KleinDynamo's apricot cardamom and maple bacon donuts​I am no donut aficionado, but I happen to be married to one. Miami is not a good place to be a donut aficionado. It's like being a fan of live American bluegrass music and living in Zimbabwe. Miami is not a good place to be married to a don ... More >>

Ten stellar Americana and folk albums of 2009

The year’s top ten list for metal music features four ties

Massachusetts hardcore band Converge plays Pompano Beach Amphitheatre

The Backwoods Barbie Comes to South Florida

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Swan Songs

Murder by Death creates stunning, dark works that transcend the provocative name.

The Ween Abides

Ten reasons Ween is better than your favorite band.

Tuesday Afternoon Music Fix - Raveonettes, Michael Jackson and Ghostface

Last Night: That1Guy at Dada

Warped Weekend

Our suggestions for navigating the 13th installment of the Vans Warped Tour

Up from the Gutter

Ex-punk New York troubadour Jesse Malin brings his latest offering of uplifting, rootsy rock to Miami

Déjà View

Same taste, same waste of space

Knockoff

A German New Waver resorts to tired old tricks

Soulful Sirens

Raw Metal

Old rockers offer soundtracks for sleaze

The New Classics

Celebrating some of 2003's best efforts in Latin music

Loser in Love, Winner at PopLife

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone wishes the Piccadilly indie night many happy returns

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Compay Segundo Las Flores de la Vida
Nonesuch

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The Monsters of Philip Glass

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Calendar for the week

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Labor Pain

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Still Waiting

Who's That Guy?

It's Guy Clark, eminent songwriter and cool person

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